Hello,
from that link:
Spring DM is a reference implementation of the OSGI Blueprint Services.
Two different things as far as i know.
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Hello,
from that link:
Spring DM is a reference implementation of the OSGI Blueprint Services.
Two different things as far as i know.
hello,
in our project we are using the json-taglib
an example of the code:
<%@ taglib prefix="json" uri="http://www.atg.com/taglibs/json" %>
<json:object>
well,
dojo has backbutton support.
also Spring-js (which uses dojo) has some nice decorations.
With one of them, the AjaxEventDecoration you can get a fragment using an ajax request and the...
hello,
dojo and jquery are javascript frameworks,
so javascript needs to be enabled to make them work.
most of the sites can be divided into 2 categories:
the so called RIA's. they don't...
hello,
from spring reference:
So brief: when you use idref spring does an extra validation, but you can only use the id of another bean as reference.
The difference between bean and...
IMO the controller communicates with the service layer.
in the application i'm working on we use the controller to create the flow, collect the data the user entered and validate that data.
For...
i guess you have to change he order or your intercept-url's.
try placing the
<security:intercept-url pattern="/login/*" filters="none" />
at the end of your intercept-url's
in our application we have coarse-grained service facades, fine-grained services and dao classes.
The services and dao classes are annotated with @Transactional(propagation =...
mmm, i don't know.
But you could try a sort of sql trick:
in mssql i can do:
SELECT login AS username, 'ROLE_CUSTOMER' AS authority FROM users WHERE login = ?
So you could try the...
hello,
i thought you want the authorities functionality ofJdbcDaoImpl, but also wanted every user to have a specific role "ROLE_CUSTOMER"
Then you extend the JdbcDaoImpl and override the method...
hello,
You should extend the JdbcDaoImpl and override the AddCustomAuthorities method.
Regards,
Davy
you could also implement your own HandlerInterceptor that according to the request uses the RequestDispatcher to forward to the appropriate handler.
Hello,
i don't know a solution for the caching problem of secured pages, but i can help with your locale caching:
If you change you url's to
serverport/AppName/Locale/Action.do
you need...
if you have
@ModelAttribute("profile") ClientProfile profile in your method signature, spring will try to bind it using a custom propertyEditor
well,
by specifiying:
protected ModelAndView save(@ModelAttribute("profile") ClientProfile profile, @ModelAttribute("user") String user)
spring tries to transform data in the http...
@parvinder:
Please create your own thread.
Your question has nothing to do with the TS's problem
hello Dumi,
i think this is not possible, because i can imagine that some part in the spring security filter chain needs that new request.
Is there a specific reason why you can't use a...
Hello,
spring web security uses a filter (org.springframework.web.filter.DelegatingFilterProxy) to process every new request.
Since you're using a forward, you aren't generating a new request,...
Unfortunately i'm not a spring rcp user, and i can't help you any further.
Maybe you could open a thread in the spring rcp forum.
Regards
This is something spring rcp specific.
You could try the following:
Turn on security awareness of the gui
see http://www.doclo.be/lieven/SpringRichClient.pdf page 41
you can access the current authentication using:
SecurityContextHolder.getContext().getAuthentication();
See also:
...
hi richy,
you can access the authentication object with the spring security authentication tag.
See also:...
i'd do the following (don't look at the names, it's the idea that counts):
create a clean data access interface (as if you don't need to use the legacy system).
interface CleanDataInterface{...
i'd create my own implementation for UserDetails and UserDetailsService.
Then configure spring to use my UserDetailsService for authentication.
If someone is authenticated you can access that...
for me it makes sense, because that factory is closely related to the authenticated user, so it feels logic that that user has a reference to "his" factory.
I hope this help you.